Critical Factors Influencing E-Government Adoption in India

Gupta, Kriti Priya; Bhaskar, Preeti; Singh, Swati

doi:10.4018/jitr.2016100103

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“…The largest number of studies proposed their future research directions in terms of the need for diverse sample (e.g. [22], [30]), which are aligned with the limitations of existing research as presented earlier where the highest 14 studies articulated that their sample was context specific. This is followed by some other future research directions including the need for the proposed model to be tested using longitudinal data (e.g.…”

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confidence: 85%

“…The findings indicated that the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT) (10) (e.g. [7], [30]) has been used the most number of times closely followed by the technology acceptance model (TAM) (9) (e.g. [8]).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…[8]), small or inadequate sample and limited variance obtained by the model on dependent variables (e.g. [30]). In addition, there are some other limitations that have occurred only once or twice and so have not been included into text due to space limitations.…”

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“…In addition, there are some other limitations that have occurred only once or twice and so have not been included into text due to space limitations. Some of these limitations include lower response rate [18], no use of moderating variables [30], no validation for conceptual model [37], exploratory research or research in progress [18] and the qualitative nature of study [14] to name a few. The largest number of studies proposed their future research directions in terms of the need for diverse sample (e.g.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Advances in Electronic Government (e-Government) Adoption Research in SAARC Countries

Rana¹,

Dwivedi²,

Luthra³

et al. 2017

Digital Nations – Smart Cities, Innovation, and Sustainability

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This paper profiles the research activities that have been published on e-government adoption in the context of South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) countries. Our analysis includes variables such as the years of publication, journals most often publishing papers on e-government adoption, countries in which the research activity was conducted, the authors most active in the subject area, keywords analysis, methodological analysis, technology and respondents contexts, analysis of theories or models used and analysis of limitations and future research directions extracted from 48 research papers that were extracted from Scopus database using some key terminologies related to e-government, adoption and eight SAARC countries. This is the first study that has comprehensively examined the analysis of e-government adoption literature in these eight countries' context. The results of this research provide some promising lines of inquiry that have been largely neglected along with those that have received a much larger attention.

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Section: Limitations and Recommended Future Research Of Reviewed Studiesmentioning

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Section: Limitations and Recommended Future Research Of Reviewed Studiesmentioning

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Advances in Electronic Government (e-Government) Adoption Research in SAARC Countries

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Luthra³

et al. 2017

Digital Nations – Smart Cities, Innovation, and Sustainability

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“…A lot of researchers and scientists have been working in the field of IT audit and analyzing various features and different attributes, and issues of cybersecurity [6]. E-government issues themselves were also analyzed by researchers, emphasizing such aspects as e-government inerrability, adoption, quality [7], efficiency [8], and others. Before assessing IT audit in the public sector, and analysing specifics, we are to discuss in short classification and development stages.…”

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EUROSAI ITWG model adoption for new IT audit framework: e-government cases

Davidavičienė¹,

Aleliunas²,

Sabaityte³

2018

SBNMU

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Information and communication technologies have the decisive influence on competitiveness and viability of organization. Efficiency, in general, and the information and communication technologies management processes, in particular, is a key factor in contemporary society and business. However, the success is not guaranteed by implementing new information system or technologies, and a lot of risk and challenges are faced by organizations. To prevent these risks, the IT audit is applied as one of extremely important tools. Purpose. To evaluate application of existing IT audit methodologies in public sector of Lithuania and the European Commission nowadays and propose augmentation if it is necessary. methodology. A systematic literature analysis, benchmarking, observation and structured analysis of the IT audit practice and methodologies. For verifying theoretical model, the empirical data was taken from the Lithuanian Supreme Audit Institution and the Internal Audit Service of the European Commission. findings. The analysis of IT audit in governmental institutions revealed that Cobit 3 IT audit model can be implemented nowadays for more efficient IT audit process. During the research the newer methodology of IT audit were taken (Cobit 4.1) for this research and parallels with EUROSAI were drown. Empirical research on EUROSAI WGIT revealed that e-government audit is much wider than project management and quality assurance processes (PO10 and PO11 in COBIT 3.0). Although this research has confirmed that those processes in both institutions still occur most frequently, it has also identified other high risk processes related to IT, such as risk and security management (PO9 and DS5). This work provides basis for the further development of EUSOSAI WGIT e-government audit model taking into account the environmental conditions following the full integration of COBIT5 framework to the proposed methodology. In this case, i.e. paying attention to COBIT5 principle-separation of IT governance domain from IT management domains-we can transform the Cube to the Cuboid. Moreover, as the research revealed some different choices of internal and external auditors, there are new possible areas for research on IT audit in public institutions. This could be the analysis of the differences of internal and external auditors or subjective factors in risk assessment at the initial stages of IT audit. originality. A new model of IT audit in e-government systems is proposed on the basis of IT audit methodology Cobit 4.1 and its parallels with EUROSAI, augmented with risk and security management (PO9 and DS5). This provides basis for the further development of EUSOSAI WGIT e-government audit model after full integration of COBIT5 framework to the proposed methodology. Practical value. Implementation of the proposed model of IT audit in e-government will lead to the decrease in cybercrime, more structured and better managed IT processes in governmental organizations, according to the updated requirements of IT audit methodologies.

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Determinants of E-Governance Health Care Services Requirements and Rural Citizen Satisfaction

Bhuvana

Vasantha

2022

Managing Disruptions in Business

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Critical Factors Influencing E-Government Adoption in India

Cited by 19 publications

References 34 publications

Advances in Electronic Government (e-Government) Adoption Research in SAARC Countries

Advances in Electronic Government (e-Government) Adoption Research in SAARC Countries

EUROSAI ITWG model adoption for new IT audit framework: e-government cases

Determinants of E-Governance Health Care Services Requirements and Rural Citizen Satisfaction

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